Sess' Plea Poem by Corey Baker

Sess' Plea



Loving nature is often a oxymoron, seeing as nature can't love.
By this reasoning, it can't be loved, only appreciated.

Stop the Ozone Destruction, with your feul-guzzling-God-cars,
Station wagons plead redemption for the 'sins' of smoking,
Feeling lighter than air are the ones giving explosions.

But for all this, I cannot be made the blamed,
For trying to save the place we live,
I am the blamed, and in the end, only we can stop it...


...But, it's too late.

Sunday, December 31, 2006
Topic(s) of this poem: giving,nature,smoking
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Corey Baker

Corey Baker

'Lowell, Mass.'
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